Khiva Walking Tour
Duration
4 hours
Countries
UZ
Group
Max 12 guests
About this activity
Embark on an enriching afternoon walking tour through the historic heart of Khiva, where you'll discover the city's most revered architectural gems and cultural landmarks. This 4-hours wonderful walking tour takes you through the UNESCO World Heritage site of Itchan Kala, exploring its magnificent madrasahs, stunning minarets, and sacred mausoleums. In order to get into the landmarks, you will have to purchase the entrance tickets at the start of the tour - our guide will assist you with that.
Begin your tour at the Allakuli Khan Madrasah, a beautiful example of 19th-century Islamic architecture. Continue to the towering Islam Khoja Minaret, an iconic symbol of Khiva.
Next, visit the Pakhlavon Makhmud Mausoleum, dedicated to the revered Sufi saint. Finally, stop at the Juma Mosque, a masterpiece of wooden column architecture dating back to the 10th century.
Highlights
- Discover the rich history and culture of Khiva on a guided walking tour
- Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Itchan Kala on a half-day tour
- Visit the Allakuli Khan Madrasah, a 19th-century Islamic architectural gem
- See the iconic Islam Khoja Minaret, a symbol of Khiva's rich cultural heritage
- Admire the Pakhlavon Makhmud Mausoleum and the Juma Mosque of Khiva
What you will do
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Meet and greet 5 minutes
What's included
- Professional Guide
- All Taxes
What's excluded
- Entrance Tickets
- Tips (Optional)
This activity
Activity FAQ
Practical answers for this day tour. For visas and trains, see travel advice on the homepage.
Plan about 4 hours at a talking pace, with photo stops. Timing is a guide — we adjust for traffic and opening hours.
Plan about 4 hours at a talking pace, with photo stops. Timing is a guide — we adjust for traffic and opening hours.
Catalog from-prices are in USD per person (from $15). This listing includes Professional Guide; All Taxes. Museum tickets and extras that are not in the inclusion list are quoted in writing before you pay. We do not take card numbers on this website.
Catalog from-prices are in USD per person (from $15). This listing includes Professional Guide; All Taxes. Museum tickets and extras that are not in the inclusion list are quoted in writing before you pay. We do not take card numbers on this website.
We meet at Caravan monument , caravan monument, Khiva. Your guide will wait you by the statue of Caravan. Arrive 10 minutes early.
We meet at Caravan monument , caravan monument, Khiva. Your guide will wait you by the statue of Caravan. Arrive 10 minutes early.
It is a city walk, not a hike. Wear shoes you can stand in. July–August pavements get hot by late morning — morning starts are cooler. Tell us if someone needs a slower pace or a vehicle stretch.
It is a city walk, not a hike. Wear shoes you can stand in. July–August pavements get hot by late morning — morning starts are cooler. Tell us if someone needs a slower pace or a vehicle stretch.
Guided in English
Guided in English
Send dates and group size on WhatsApp or request a quote. We confirm the itinerary in writing, then send payment instructions. No card details are collected on tourmania.uz.
Send dates and group size on WhatsApp or request a quote. We confirm the itinerary in writing, then send payment instructions. No card details are collected on tourmania.uz.
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